Although the video had been taken down, many people had downloaded it at the first opportunity and saved it in their own Quantum Optical Brains.
Watching it when they were feeling especially hopeless was highly beneficial to their physical and mental health.
The military academy students had also been greatly encouraged by the video.
Many of them no longer feared war or shrank from battle. Instead, they began to view this war and their opponents rationally.
Although the Zerg came from another realm, when faced with humanity's butcher knives, they seemed no different from other carbon-based lifeforms.
Their carapaces were indeed tough, but their mouthparts could pierce their own carapaces! To laypeople, the video was a spectacle; to experts, it revealed the secrets within.
Not only had these military academy students noticed something, weapons experts and scientists from the Royal Academy of Sciences also treasured the video as if they had found a priceless treasure.
They analyzed the video from every possible angle, leaving no stone unturned.
When they saw that human in the video dissecting intact Insectoid Soldier corpses, every one of them turned green with envy.
These were not those Low-Rank Zerg Nest Builders! This was at least a Mid-Rank Insectoid! How they wished they could obtain a complete, undamaged Zerg corpse—even the corpse of a Mid-Rank Insectoid—for dissection and study! It would be critically important in their fight against the Zerg.
Only by knowing oneself and one's enemy could one win every battle.
Yet they knew far too little about the Zerg Army that had come from another realm.
The enemy had appeared far too strangely and swiftly.
Before they had made any preparations, they were already facing unimaginably dark slaughter.
That was why humanity's battles on the front lines had been so brutal, and why they